Panther (oz10691)
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Veron Panther. Control line stunt model. Wingspan 41 in, wing area (inc flaps) 310 sq in. Weight (with Amco 3.5 cc prop and spinner etc) 17 to 18 oz. For 55 to 62 ft lines.
Note: Photo of completed Panther model is taken from the 'Vintage Perspective' article in Aeromodeller Nov 2016, written by Don Howie and Ian Smith (no relation).
Quote: "Perhaps the best stunter designed by Phil was the 41 inch span 'Panther' developed in 1950/51. Designed for diesels of 3.5cc or glo's of 5cc to 6cc capacity, Ian Smith thinks it is a fantastic stunt model. The model built by Ian has an AMCO 3.5cc ball bearing diesel fitted and is a great looking model. Today, the lack of undercarriage might make judging takeoff and landing interesting in some Vintage Stunt competitions."
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(oz10691)
Panther
by Phil Smith
from Veron
1950
41in span
IC C/L Kit
clean :)
formers unchecked
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Submitted: 05/12/2018
Filesize: 1277KB
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